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China is already heading four of the major United Nations special agencies (FAO, ITU, ICAO, UNIDO). Now, it has another influential position. This is China’s pathway to plant its global governance model as a future global order.

Victoria BC waterfront this Sunday morning.

@ExnerPirot The news is reporting they will start building in 2027 No matter what gets built we need a new terminal self of Vancouver the Tsawwassen area Tankers bulk and ship Building It’s time

2. It was already leaked that west coast pipeline will be submitted by July 1, designated as a nation building project by October 1 and approved by September 1 2027. Pathways Alliance gets a date in the Agreement: 1st phase by 2035.

My thoughts on MOU/Implementation Agreement - actually pretty good overall? 1. You knew the "headline" carbon price increase to $140 by 2040. A price floor for TIER carbon credits, which I think was the bigger issue, will be initiated 2030. It was not revealed what that floor would be. CAN and AB also splitting the costs of 75 million tonnes of Carbon Contracts for Difference (CFDs)

@politicalham @maxfawcett China agrees to by $10billion of crude a month from USA Wow Strait of Hormuz myst be open says China and USA Iran must never have nukes says China and USA

Alberta Oil CEOs Flip Flop on Carbon Pricing @maxfawcett and I discuss oil sands CEOs' hearty endorsement in 2014/15, only to backtrack now while pretending that they're victims of Ottawa. Yeah, hypocrites. Own it, oil bros. #ableg #apoli youtu.be/1eaHCxZhvLM

The Metlakatla First Nation has deployed a “nuclear option” by withdrawing consent for the $1.3 billion Ridley Island Energy Export Facility — holding the project hostage to force the Prince Rupert Port Authority into breaching its legal commercial contracts. This serves as a warning that in British Columbia, signed agreements are not safe from escalating Indigenous demands. Read the full story: c2cjournal.ca/2026/04/sign-o…

@JasminLaine_ How do you honestly describe this pipline situation? What is acceptable behaviour,much information from chiefs…. the only way to discribe this is “extortion” I completely understand government can be impossible to deal with but what is in Canada‘s best interests? Not this!

The media has long made it a loud talking point that First Nations are opposed to building a pipeline… but according to Bill Lomax, First Nations are “very interested”

@ExnerPirot It is simply time to build in redundancy.lift the tanker ban build baby build that pipeline. Its very concerning the First Nations can stop a pipeline! Frankly wars are started over these situations. There must be a mole or two working against Canadas oil reaching global markets

TMX has not even been in service for two years and it is already operating at nearly full capacity. The world is desperate for more of our oil. Lots of people in Canada don't seem to know we're in the middle of the worst oil shock in history, cause it doesn't affect them energynow.ca/2026/03/canada…

The NDP’s DRIPA chaos has triggered Indigenous groups to threaten blockades and “collective resistance” against BC. Unelected activists now demand veto power over the government British Columbians elect. When I’m Premier, I will repeal DRIPA and end this mess.

Chief Casimir, who wants 1.25 million hectares around Kamloops and 50% of the region’s revenue forever, now goes by Chief Cashier.

Mark Carney says trade with the U.S. is a weakness. He says there's a rupture between our countries. Four days later, he says Canada and U.S. are “stronger together.” He can’t keep his story straight. How can he negotiate our interests?

BC “Conservative” House Leader Warbus confirms she infiltrated the party to create a “consensus” of reconciliation-industry ideas.

Canada and Alberta have an MOU to advance a West Coast pipeline and are engaging communities to move it forward. Meanwhile, the BC NDP is organizing opposition and won’t even come to the table. The NDP are a direct threat to BC’s prosperity, and the entire country.

Opinion: The $1.3 billion paid to the Cowichan Tribes over the last quarter century should be considered compensation for any lost lands nationalpost.com/opinion/aborig…

@ExnerPirot Wait ! did we just hear they can ship bitumen in containers ? On rail on container ships not as a dangerous good. ( un liquified)

An interesting new phase in negotiations of the MOU as the camps pitch north/south pipeline arguments in the public domain Smith, whose government is spending millions on early-stage planning for the new conduit, sees major advantages in going north. While the premier hasn’t ruled out a southern route, Alberta officials believe it would be significantly more expensive, the person said. bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

There is no clearer admission of guilt than a government that wishes to hide its work, and this is exactly what this BC NDP government's Bill 9, Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Amendment Act, does.

@GlobalBC With all this talk about Canada pulling away from the USA standing on our own 2 feet “Carney bunch” Our oil tankers use the US water way to get to Vancouver Canada ( one tanker port ) Does that leave Canada vulnerable? Do we have a secondary less vulnerable port? PR aria?

Coastal B.C. First Nation leaders go to Calgary to dissuade pipeline investors globalnews.ca/news/11813160/…

BREAKING: Brookfield is again pushing to ship Canadian hydroelectricity from Powell River straight to the United States - with zero benefits for the community, B.C., or Canada. That's why I've formally written to the Canada Energy Regulator demanding public hearings be held in Powell River at the earliest possible opportunity. These dams were built 100+ years ago to power 2,000 local pulp mill jobs. Now they support about six. Canada's natural resources belong to Canadians - not well-connected, foreign corporations.

@ExnerPirot @scorpchickk99 With all this talk about Canada pulling away from the USA standing on our own 2 feet “Carney bunch” Our oil tankers use the US water way to get to Vancouver Canada ( one tanker port ) Does that leave Canada vulnerable? Do we have a secondary less vulnerable port? PR aria?

Rough estimate, FNs along a NW BC pipeline route with equity would get about $1/barrel from tolls each day, so $500k/day for northern gateway and now $1m/day for NWCOP. Imagine what $365 million a year would do for the nations along the route.

@ExnerPirot @scorpchickk99 One tanker going to China one to Singapore ( pretty small oil tankers and not even loaded to the marks) One of them has converted to LNG They leave Vancouver in Canadian waters and arrive in Vancouver through US waters